Sermon Questions - October 22, 2017

I Am the Resurrection and the Life

John 11:17-44

October 22, 2017

Questions for Study and Meditation

Read John 11:17-27. When Martha heard that Jesus had come to Bethany, what did she do? What was the cry of her heart and how did Jesus respond? How did Jesus minister to her doubt and pain?
Read John 11:28-37. When Mary heard that Jesus had come, what did she do? Who went with her and why? How did Mary react when she saw Jesus? How did Jesus respond when he saw her suffering, and that of the Jews?
Read John 11:38-44. When Jesus went to the tomb, how did he feel and why? How did Jesus respond to Martha’s hesitation? What was the main point of Jesus’ prayer? Besides the practical details, what is the ultimate purpose of the resurrection of Lazarus?
What’s the most important thing you learned from today’s sermon? From John 11:17-44?
How has this sermon helped you to grow in love for God and others?
What’s the most important thing Jesus would have you do in light of this sermon?
Take some time to worship Jesus. Thank him, praise him, and ask for his help as you seek to strive with other believers for the faith of the gospel.

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